A reputed classical violinist and music teacher on one hand, a curious jazz cat on the other. A business man and control freak, but an artist and free spirit as well. Still, rather little is known about René Costy. But cream always rises to the top. Some twenty years after his passing, his work - finally - goes global. Moreover, this being a selection out of more than 400 tracks from a virtuoso, versatile and insatiable artist, it's hard to underestimate the importance of this compilation, which focuses on Costy's library music production from the '70s. Includes the beat from J. Dilla's 'Fuck The Police' one truly dope breakbeat, no question.

• A1 Ever Faithfull
• A2 Danger
• A3 Strange Dream
• A4 Automatisme
• A5 Scrabble
• B1 Right On The Nose
• B2 Ostinato Bass
• B3 NSS One
• B4 Cue Joe
• B5 Nothing To Declare
• C1 Schizophreny
• C2 Anxiety
• C3 Phantasmes
• C4 Machinery
• C5 Désolation
• C6 Activity 2
• C7 Angoisse
• D1 Cosmogony
• D2 Actuality 1
• D3 Barbara's Dream
• D4 Expectancy